Anyone here running the Community Docker on a regular basis?
I had two workstations setup in Aug/Sep 2023 and was able to build several versions of R, but in Nov 23 both stopped working.
I spent ~80 hrs downloading +400GB trying to get it to work, over and over.
I’m not asking for help, fixing it, just if people are currently using it successfully.
I’m using it once a month or so, and it’s working fine.
Don’t forget to always issue a pull command before running the image, Murena team may have added some enhancements or bug fixes.
root@build:~# docker image ls -a
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
registry.gitlab.e.foundation/e/os/docker-lineage-cicd community 70db1a246c88 3 months ago 1.92GB
(I always update/upgrade the Ubuntu Server OS before launching a build).
When the lineageos4microg/docker-lineage-cicd docker image was changed to use python3, they added the package python-is-python3 s well as python. That package isn’t present in the /e/ Dockerfile. But there is a statement in /e/'s Dockerfile and Dockerfile.community RUN ln -fs /usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/python
which should accomplish the same thing
I also updated the OS, every time and pulled the latest /e docker.
And as I tried building for T too and had ran out of storage, I thought something got messed up, tryed deleting repo… but ended up wiping the whole system and started fresh.
On the other Workstation I only pulled the latest /e docker and it wouldn’t build any of the previous versions/devices it did build before (spare WS, a bit slower and was turned off since the last time I built on it)
Here are some of my problems – and yes I think it could be the python switch
Don’t know for sure how much space is needed for R builds nowadays (it may also depend on your device)
What I know is that 512GB is enough for T builds.
With R repo downloaded and first run of 1.16 jactivelte it maxed out at about 66% disk space used. Cache set at 50GB, disk space stays around 62% for most of the buid time.